Cowboys Land 13th at Arizona Thunderbirds Intercollegiate

TUCSON, Ariz., – The University of Wyoming men’s golf team concluded play at the Arizona Thunderbirds Intercollegiate on Tuesday. The Cowboys placed 13th at 24-over in a tournament played at the Tucson Country Club.

Arizona seized the team title at 25-under. Long Beach State’s Alejandro De Castro won the individual crown at 13-under.

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Brody Knowlton enjoyed the strongest day of any Cowboy on Tuesday. He fired a 72 (E) and finished in a tie for 37th at 218 (+2).

Kellen Ball took 62nd place at 225 (+9). He carded a third-round score of 75 (+3).

Brody Leid wasn’t far behind, tying for 63rd following a final round 75 (+3). His three-round total was 226 (+10).

Kristof Panke rounded out Wyoming’s countable scores. He shared 68th place at 228 (+12) after a Round 3 score of 78 (+6).

Conner Scheich’s final tally of 230 (+14), which placed him tied for 71st, is dropped. He recorded a final round of 84 (+12). Austin Barry, who competed as an individual, finished with a 255 (+39) and took 80th.

Wyoming is back in action in a couple weeks. The Pokes host the Cowboy Classic from March 31-April 1 in Maricopa, Arizona.

Team Leaderboard:
1. Arizona – (-25)
2. Long Beach State – (-24)
3. Arizona State – (-21)
3. Colorado – (-21)
5. Oklahoma – (-17)
6. New Mexico – (-10)
7. Oral Roberts – (-1)
8. New Mexico State – (+2)
8. UTEP – (+2)
8. Grand Canyon – (+2)
11. UTSA – (+5)
12. Pacific – (+8)
13. Wyoming – (+24)
14. Hawaii – (+63)

From Bison to Triceratops - All of Wyoming's Official Things

Every state in our nation has chosen things that represent the state in one way or another to be official state things. Like a flower, or animal. Wyoming is no different.

The Equality State, or the Cowboy State, depending on which state slogan you want to go with, has a state flower. But did you know we also have a state tree and a state fish? Yes, we even have a state code.

To be an official thing, a member of the state legislature must write and submit a bill to the legislature declaring that a thing will be the official state thing. Then the legislature votes to pass the bill, or not, if it passes, the governor signs the bill into law and we have a new official state thing.

Here is what we have so far, all of Wyoming's official things. Now you can win big on Wyo Trivia Night if that's a thing that exists.

Gallery Credit: Ben Kuhns

- From Bison to Triceratops - All of Wyoming's Official Things